Red Team Operations

RTO

Red Team Operations

Red Team Operations (RTO)

Overview

The Certified Red Team Operations Specialist (RTO) certification is designed for cybersecurity professionals looking to deepen their understanding of red team operations. This course covers essential principles, tools, and techniques used in red teaming, focusing on adversary simulation and the attack lifecycle.

The certification validates an individual’s ability to:

  • Plan and execute red team engagements effectively.
  • Navigate the attack lifecycle from initial compromise to data exfiltration.
  • Implement stealth techniques to bypass common security measures.

Course Details

The RTO certification consists of 180 lessons that provide comprehensive training in red team operations.

Topics Covered:

  • Adversary Simulation: Understanding the core concepts of simulating real-world attacks.
  • Command & Control: Setting up and managing command-and-control infrastructure.
  • Engagement Planning: Strategies for planning effective red team engagements.
  • Attack Lifecycle: Detailed examination of each stage, including:
    • Initial Compromise
    • Credential Access
    • Lateral Movement
    • Data Exfiltration
  • OPSEC Considerations: Learning about operational security to avoid detection.
  • Bypassing Defenses: Techniques for circumventing security measures such as Windows Defender, AMSI, and AppLocker.

Learning Materials:

Participants will receive access to extensive resources, including video content and practical labs, designed to reinforce learning and provide hands-on experience.

Exam Structure

The RTO certification is awarded upon successful completion of a practical exam that assesses the candidate’s ability to apply learned techniques in realistic scenarios.

Key Exam Requirements:

  • One free exam attempt included with course purchase.
  • The exam consists of practical tasks that simulate real-world red team operations.

Who Should Take RTO?

The RTO certification is ideal for:

  • Red team specialists aiming to enhance their operational skills.
  • Penetration testers looking to expand their knowledge of red teaming methodologies.
  • Malware developers interested in understanding how to simulate adversarial tactics.

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